What's the Weather like where you live?

[kejedo]

On 3/12/2026 at 12:16 PM, Sheep said:

Are you really interested in it? Read about it in Montreal's English-language newspaper.

Montreal has an English language newspaper? What language are other Montreal newspapers using? I was only in Montreal decades ago; can't remember what language was practiced. 

 

[Sheep]

11 hours ago, kejedo said:

Montreal has an English language newspaper? What language are other Montreal newspapers using? I was only in Montreal decades ago; can't remember what language was practiced. 

 

Montreal is predominantly French, situated in the province of Quebec, which is predominantly French. The province to the west of us is Ontario and is mostly English. Naturally there is some spillover, as the Quebec population becomes more and more English as you head west toward Ontario. So, most other newspapers in Montreal are in French.

 

Hey! This is  We're supposed to be talking about the weather in here! Okay, so it's very wet this week in Montreal, with rain almost every day. These showers could produce significant rainfall amounts at a time where river levels are high and the ground is saturated. Each significant rainfall could produce 20 millimetres (¾ inch) or more!

[kejedo]

Yesterday was record breaking heat in New York, today is also unseasonably hot for spring.

 

[kejedo]

Summer-like two days ago; has dropped at least 20 degrees F. Cold rain ahead all weekend, maybe snow.

 

[Sheep]

It looks like summer here today. Beautiful sunny day, with temperatures going up to 57°F later (14°C). It'll be 68F by Monday and Tuesday (20C).

[Barbllm]

It's sunny today after a couple of days of rainy weather but it's still cool. Mid-60s. Hope the southern part of GA got some rain as that's where the wildfires are.

[Loopy]

It’s sunny, and a balmy 36F.

 

Yeah, that’s the U P of Michigan, all right. 🙄
 

And that’s the high for today 

Edited May 1 by Loopy

[Barbllm]

Sunny and in the mid to high 60s today. 

[kejedo]

High 80s right now and dog in front of window air conditioner. Should reach high nineties and 60s next week. Planning for service tomorrow, but might make it afternoon only. We had some nice suggestions last night,  especially for young ones,  about teaching.   Hope someone starts a new study this week (CO here.) And you, too, whatever your service is this week.

 

[kejedo]

On 4/16/2026 at 11:50 AM, Sheep said:

Montreal is predominantly French, situated in the province of Quebec, which is predominantly French. The province to the west of us is Ontario and is mostly English. Naturally there is some spillover, as the Quebec population becomes more and more English as you head west toward Ontario. So, most other newspapers in Montreal are in French.

 

Hey! This is  We're supposed to be talking about the weather in here! Okay, so it's very wet this week in Montreal, with rain almost every day. These showers could produce significant rainfall amounts at a time where river levels are high and the ground is saturated. Each significant rainfall could produce 20 millimetres (¾ inch) or more!

Back to the weather and its effects, has power been restored? It is still dry here and long lasting fires. Some rain this week.

 

[Loopy]

COLD!! 🥶 Just got up to 40F this afternoon with a windchill of 33F 🥶

 

Wore my winter jacket this morning to take Bandit for a walk.

[Barbllm]

86 degrees F today and sunny with possible thunderstorms later tonight. 

[Sheep]

57 minutes ago, Barbllm said:

86 degrees F today and sunny with possible thunderstorms later tonight. 

 

We had a heatwave yesterday; at about 4 PM it got as high as 93°F (34F), including the humidex. Now it's a much more comfortable 70F (21C). No thunderstorms in sight though.

Edited 1 hour ago by Sheep